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El Paso, Texas · Las Cruces, New Mexico

Built to perform.Finished to look right.

Family-owned exterior construction since 2016: gutters, roofing, siding, replacement windows, soffit, fascia and trim across El Paso and Las Cruces.

Installer working from a ladder at the roof edge of a home

Where the work happens

Gutters · Roofing · Siding · Windows

Family-owned
Local & owner-operated
In business
Since 2016
Owner experience
40+ years of hands-on trade experience
Labor warranty
Three-year labor warranty on installed work

Gutter materials carry a separate Twenty-year material warranty on gutter materials. Written coverage, exclusions and claim steps are confirmed with the quote.

The whole exterior

Every system has to work. Every line still has to look right.

Roofs, gutters, walls, windows and the roof edge are usually sold as separate jobs. On the home, they meet. Mountain Top plans those connections for performance, then steps back to judge alignment, proportion, color and curb appeal.

  • Finished gutter, fascia, and soffit meeting at a roof corner

    Move water away

    Gutters

    Seamless gutter systems, repair, replacement, guards, downspouts and drainage planned around the roof above them.

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  • Wide view of a completed ribbed metal roof

    Protect from above

    Roofing

    Metal, shingle and flat-roof systems planned from the deck and drainage outward.

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  • Wide view of a stone and stucco home with finished gables

    Finish the walls

    Siding

    Vinyl and steel siding laid out for clean lines, durable transitions and coordinated color.

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  • Front elevation of a finished brick ranch home

    Improve the openings

    Windows

    A broad range of vinyl replacement window styles, all with Low-E glass.

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  • Finished soffit ceiling over a covered patio

    Complete the eave

    Soffit & fascia

    Aluminum soffit and fascia installed to protect, ventilate and finish the roof edge.

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  • Sheet metal being formed on site with a brake

    Close the transitions

    Exterior trim

    Formed details for roof edges, eaves, corners and transitions — measured for the home in front of us.

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Owner-operated craft

Forty-plus years of experience, still judged one detail at a time.

Mountain Top has been in business since 2016, and its owner-operator brings more than four decades of hands-on trade experience. The standard is straightforward: solve the weather problem and leave a clean, intentional exterior.

Installer working from a ladder at the eave of a home
  1. 01

    Where is the water going?

    Roof shape, gutter path, downspout placement and grade all affect what happens when rain arrives.

  2. 02

    What is behind the finish?

    A clean surface cannot compensate for a weak roof edge. Visible damage deserves an on-site look.

  3. 03

    How do the parts meet?

    Gutter, fascia, soffit and trim share the same few inches of the home. Their transitions matter.

  4. 04

    What should the finished line look like?

    Proportion, color and alignment are part of the scope, not decoration added at the end.

Before and after

Before. After. Built to look right.

Each project shown combines gutter, soffit and fascia work. Move each control to compare a different view of the completed roof-edge system.

  • Finished white gutter, soffit, fascia and downspout along a stucco roof edge
    Exposed wood along a roof edge before gutter, soffit and fascia work
    BeforeAfter

    Before + after

    Roof-edge corner

    Project scope · Gutters · soffit · fascia

  • Completed home exterior with finished fascia along the roof edges
    Home exterior with unfinished wood visible along the roof edges
    BeforeAfter

    Before + after

    Front elevation

    Project scope · Gutters · soffit · fascia

  • Finished soffit panels and recessed lights over a covered patio
    Bare wood sheathing on a covered patio ceiling before soffit work
    BeforeAfter

    Before + after

    Covered patio

    Project scope · Gutters · soffit · fascia

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Real before-and-after pairs carried over from Mountain Top’s existing portfolio.

Local service area

Two cities. One clear service focus.

Mountain Top serves homeowners across El Paso, Las Cruces, Santa Teresa and nearby communities. Availability for an exact address is confirmed during the estimate conversation.

El Paso

Exterior roofing, drainage, siding, window and roof-edge work across the El Paso market.

Las Cruces

The same complete exterior service set for Las Cruces and surrounding areas.

Common questions

Start with what you can see.

Do homes in El Paso and Las Cruces need gutters?
Many do. Short, intense storms can concentrate a large amount of roof runoff in a few minutes. The right answer depends on roof geometry, grade, drainage paths and where that water currently lands.
What is the difference between fascia and soffit?
Fascia is the vertical surface at the roof edge and is commonly where gutters attach. Soffit is the finished underside of the eave.
Can trim, fascia, soffit and gutters be handled together?
Yes. These components meet at the same roof edge, so coordinating them can avoid hiding damage or repeating removal work. The exact scope still needs an on-site inspection.
What kinds of roofs, siding and windows do you install?
Mountain Top works on metal, shingle and flat roofs; vinyl and steel siding; and most common residential window styles. Single-hung and crank-out casement windows are examples, not the full range. Every window it installs includes Low-E glass.
Which areas does Mountain Top serve?
Mountain Top serves Santa Teresa, El Paso, Las Cruces and surrounding areas. Request an estimate to confirm availability for a specific address.

Next step

Ready to talk about the exterior?

Tell us what you are seeing and where the home is located. Estimates are free, and written quotes are fixed unless a genuinely hidden condition is uncovered.

Gutter installed along a white-trimmed gable roofline